New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-15
SHAMEFUL. ABUSE
Heaped upon a Noted Enghshman for His
Open Honesty.

wx Ed RoBsoy NJ. D., I. r. c. T. l., M. X. @ c.
L. late Of tho Hoya Navy OF Enelsnd. has got int"
professional trouble M writing the following open letter
TO the editor Of the London Family Doctor:
IT believe be the duty OF every physician to make
known any means or remedy whereby sickness can 90
PREVENTED and for this pnrE oss write t. sys my
the statement tina people may be warnsd before 10
to" LATE 10 say to he that there Is ct hand msan. oy
known to the medical world and indeed " the laity
next to 1t is the fatal, that when
fully developed there Is nothing TO DO done Tor me
Physicians and scientists long been trying to
throw light upon the cause and possible hnS IN %
absolutely. that the blood purifying organs Of vital
are tie sdasys ana ta ina. @ Ss blood
is carriei by tho blood into every part Of the body,
In my hospital practice in ENGLAND. India and south
America and ais, while n surgeon in the ROYAL Navy OF
Jres' Britain gave great deal Of attention 70 .ne
found that not only tho euro Of chroni, Biisnts
Disease hopeless bat that kinney disease remarkably
prevalent much more than generally known, ana
the of the majority Of the Gases Of sicxnes
and further thar rhe medical profession has no remsy
which exerts any absolute control over these organs In
disease" ,,., ,..,.,.o oil
regular characterization 10 very limited ALSO
with tho passing OF stones from the kidneys, much
ssis cure. Of Which had heard marvellous rssu In
his case the result Was marvellous Is inc steH
analysis showed per cent OF abumen and granular
tube casts"
prehsnsbls to me- I hal never anything like It.
Tho patient promptly, and 10 to-day we'll snd
merits OF the remedy and after analysts found 1t to
b. Of purely vegetable character harmless to take under
"Castins aside all professional prejudice gave 1t
thorough trial. an II us that my patients should
he restored to health no matter by what msdlclne
prescribed It in great variety OF Acute. Chronic
Brigbs Dsesse oDRestion OF The klinsys CatAirn OF
tho Bladder and In every Instance did speedily enect
For this reason deem II my dnty give to tho world
afa NJ arI a
make this statement facts am prepared 10 produce
and subatantiate I appeal TO physicians OF large
pI actics no know how snd deceptive dscses
OF me kidno,s are 10 lay aside professional prejudice
give their PATIENTS Warmers safe cure restore the to
perfect health their gratitude and thus 10 true
~ II an satisfied that moro than one-half of the
Ssm.y *A SS SSG%l aooa Of the kdasys
ID. poisonous sTs and kidney aSd wmnsfs safe cure
causes the kiudeys TO expel shs poison checks ine
vents illness from impaired aud impoverished blood.
Having had than seventeen years experience I'D my
San, s To- S. relish and sest more
cursby the useO Warmers safe cure than by all
OF sorry to say, are very uncertain In thef
Isn't that straitforward. manly letter I"
wel but DO you know the author has been dreadlully
prosecuted for writing TT
" How so What has ito done to merit 1t T.
"Doue iis has spoken the tut out OF school ana
his fellow physicians VINO want the public to think they
have MONOPOLY CURING diseases arc terribly angry
for admitting professional inability to reach
certain disorders.
That letter created wonderful sensaon among the
titled classes and the public This Jared the doctors
terribly. The College OF Surgeons aud Queens College,
from which nsitu ion he was grsdua"i asked FOR al
explanation OF his unprofessOnal contuct, and notified
him iha; unless he made rotracion they "ocid
discipline hln.
Tho doctor REPLIED that he allowed his patients To
make Warmers safe only after all tho regular
Is had taicd and rhen he was sa ned that there
was no possible hope them Upon their recovery.
after having used Warmers safe cure he vas so much
surprised he wrote tie above letter TO the tdmy
Doctor He regretted that tho scul les found snt with
hi action In matter hit he cOuli not c0nscentiously
rrtract the facts written to the Family Doctor.
Tns firulurs OF both colleges replied tna uness ne
rer.cied thsy III cut MN o6. which wOnld naturally
de6dr him from again practising his profession and also
prevent hs securing another ointment In the Hoya
Navy T.
The illustrous doctors dilemma Ia certainly an
pnPlea>ant one emphaszing. AS It does both MS own
honesty and tue contemplate prejudice and bgotry OF
English medical men. Tue masses. however having no
sympatny their nonsense keep using the remedy
he gully ends AMI get we'll while the ricn aud
aDle depend upon 3D. preiUdiced doctors and die